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Thoughts about spring
Synnove Vanar May 11, 2018 Musings,Spring,Synnove Vanar
are the first flowers coming up from the black earth after a long winter with lots of snow. The first flowers are the blue Anemone and the Hazel bot.  Followed by the beautiful yellow “hestehov”, (Norwegian name), and then the white Anemone.  Now in May it is different, we can
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Spring Fever
Terry Grant May 3, 2018 Musings,Spring,Terry Grant
  I’ve never been quite sure what “spring fever” really is. Sometimes it seems to mean something positive—renewed energy, the appreciation of the beauty of the return of good weather and blooming flowers and growing things. Sometimes it’s something else—lethargy, lack of focus, schoolchildren restlessly letting their minds wander far
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Energy of spring
Eunhee Lee April 24, 2018 Eunhee Lee,Musings,Spring
Spring is the beginning of the season. Last winter was cold enough to be memorable. ‘When will the spring come…’ I even waited. This is a piece that was exhibited last month, and It is a piece to express my heart waiting for spring. Korea had four distinct seasons. At
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Signs of spring
Regina Marzlin April 17, 2018 Musings,Regina Marzlin,Spring
  Living in Canada, I know exactly what Maria is talking about when she talks about waiting for spring: the anticipation, the long awaited arrival. Our conditions in Nova Scotia are by no means as harsh as in Alaska, but we do have winter for almost 5 months, often with
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Renewal?
Martha Ressler April 10, 2018 Musings,Spring
Here the crocuses have sprung, only to emerge into a cold and still brown yard.   And, again today, it is snowing. It’s hard for me to think “Spring!” However, I just returned from a trip to Eastern Europe (actually a little bit warmer) where I was inspired by “rebuilding”
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Cuts of Lamb
Synnove Vanar April 5, 2018 Kitchen,Revealed Quilts,Synnove Vanar
Lamb is eaten a lot in Norway, specially in fall.” Faar i Kaal” is voted our national dish. That is lamb, cabbage, whole pepper and salt. Simmer about an hour, and that is it.  I wanted to make a guide for choosing the right cuts for the right dishes. I
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Spring Has Sprung
Maria Shell April 1, 2018 Revealed Quilts,Spring
I debated for a long time about what I should present as the prompt for this group. As the date grew closer, I kept coming back to the same idea over and over again.   I live in Alaska, and the winter’s are long and dark and cold. I’ve written
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A different point of view
Eunhee Lee April 1, 2018 Eunhee Lee,Kitchen,Revealed Quilts
When the prompt was set to ‘Kitchen Inspiration’, I was worried ‘What should I do this time?’So I started to look for the most ordinary and always used things, I think… it was tableware (like bowls or dishes). I decided to work inspired by them. The tableware are kitchen utensils
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Atomic Chairs
Maria Shell March 31, 2018 Kitchen,Revealed Quilts
Atomic Chairs 40″ x 30″ Vintage & Contemporary Cotton Fabrics Improvisionally Cut, Pieced, and Quilted     When I discovered that “Kitchen” was our prompt, I struggled for a bit. At first I thought, “What am I going to do with that?” We eat almost all of our meals at home. I
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Grandma's Cupboard
Colleen Kole March 31, 2018 Colleen Kole,Kitchen,Revealed Quilts
     I have fuzzy memories of my Grandma’s kitchen. But I do fondly remember my sister and I spending hours in her kitchen with her. Not necessarily cooking because she really didn’t enjoy cooking or baking. She was head nurse of a large hospital with her twin sister and they shared
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Daily Bread
Regina Marzlin March 30, 2018 Kitchen,Regina Marzlin,Revealed Quilts
I bake a bread almost every day. This seems to be part of my German heritage, we just love a good crusty bread. I keep it very simple, just four ingredients: flour, water, yeast and salt. This gets mixed together and I let it rise for about 12 hours, then
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Guest participant
Karol Kusmaul March 29, 2018 Kitchen,Musings
  I received an email from Denise Giardullo, who sent an image and some thoughts on our kitchen prompt.   Denise says: The theme Kitchen quilt resounded with me. Quite a few years ago I made a Kitchen Quilt called Cook for Two. Using old A&P fliers, and old magazine advertisements,
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